The launch underscores the company’s effort to protect its position at home while Apple and Xiaomi push deeper into the high-end market.
Huawei’s latest foldable introduces a new version of its flagship design, though the company has not disclosed all specifications or pricing.
The device arrives as Chinese consumers increasingly look for premium smartphones that combine advanced hardware with distinctive form factors.
Huawei remains a major force in China’s high-end phone segment, despite continued restrictions on its access to some foreign technologies.
Apple is competing through its established premium brand, while Xiaomi is expanding its challenge with feature-rich devices at competitive prices.
The release reflects a broader contest over innovation, brand loyalty and market share in China, the world’s largest smartphone market. Huawei’s ability to sustain momentum will depend on consumer demand, production capacity and how quickly rivals respond with their own foldable offerings.